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09:00
Opening session: Q&A with a survivor of modern slavery offering insights into their lived experience
International Justice Mission
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10:05
Q&A: What do responsible sourcing professionals need to learn from procurement?
Schneider Electric, AIM-PROGRESS
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11:10
Norton Rose Fulbright, British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL), Verisk Maplecroft
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11:55
Samsung Electronics, Mondelēz International, Tetra Pak
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13:40
Breakout sessions
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Supply chain risk monitoring: Can AI deliver on data aggregation, verification and analysis?
Decathlon, Thermo Fisher Scientific
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14:25
Breakout Sessions
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Holland & Barrett, English Tea Shop Organic
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15:10
Break
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15:40
Supply chain resilience and risk mitigation: The commercial reality of business integration at scale
Unilever, Stora Enso, Clear Voice
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16:20
Tackling the reporting burden: Is human rights reporting driving progress or slowing action?
Hilton Food Group, Ethical Trading Initiative
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09:00
Avon, Maersk, King & Spalding, The Sustainable Procurement Pledge
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09:45
Social risk vs financial risk: How investors are assessing sourcing practices and company disclosure
Independent , Federated Hermes Limited, Independent
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10:45
Breakouts: Company programmes and case-studies
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Climate adaptation in supply chains for agricultural workers: case study
La Isla Network , Sainsbury's, G's Fresh
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11:30
Breakouts: Company programmes and case-studies
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Placing people at the centre of the climate transition, and how this builds long-term resilience
Co-op, Fairtrade Foundation
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Hidden in plain sight: How should businesses respond to modern slavery and organized crime?
IG Design Group, Stronger Together
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Scenario workshop: How to effectively join the dots on climate and child labour to drive change?
Food Network for Ethical Trade
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12:15
Lunch
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13:40
Unseen, Nestlé, Natura & Co, Natura & Co, Food Network for Ethical Trade
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14:30
Closing session: Survivor voices: A collaborative journey towards positive change
International Justice Mission, Equidem